Route 17: YU and March Madness

Friday, March 28, 2008

Posted By Jonathan Mark

Route 17: YU and March Madness

With March Madness upon us, a Jewish soul wonders what it would be like to see Yeshiva University in the national mix. Maybe YU, saddled with a dual curriculum, plays a schedule that's too demanding. Maybe a religious school can't be tough enough. Here are some teams I'd like to see in a Heavenly Invitational: the North Carolina Wesleyan Bishops; St. Joseph College Monks; Oklahoma Baptist Prophets; Penn Quakers; Meredith College Angels; Kenyon College Lords; Alvernia Crusaders; Bloomfield College Deacons; New England College Pilgrims; and the Lincoln Christian Preachers.

The YU Maccabees might suprise in the first round.

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A Different Lord

03/28/08 @ 08:07 AM | Posted By Hugh

Though the Kenyon College Lords (and Ladies) are named after Lord Kenyon, an early benefactor of the school, we do play the Ohio Wesleyan Battling Bishops.

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